Convert the verb ‘play’ to past tense.
A. plays
B. playing
C. played
D. playd
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewPick the corrected sentence from the one below:
This is Susans dog you can see her name on the collar.
A. This is Susan’s dog you can see her name on the collar.
B. This is Susans dog; you can see her name on the collar.
C. This is Susan’s dog; you can see her name on the collar.
D. No Change
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Revise this sentence so that it is grammatically correct: She walks her dog everyday so they both get good exercise.
A. She walks her dog everyday so, they both get good exercise.
B. She walks her dog everyday, So they both get good exercise.
C. She walks her, dog, everyday so they both get good exercise.
D. She walks her dog everyday, so they both get good exercise.